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Major new philanthropic commitments back education amid global conflict and pressure on aid systems
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Education gets a fifth of money donated to help displaced Syrians and refugees
But $1.5 billion of pledges have still to come in - and聽more than 500,000 refugee children in Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan are not yet getting an education.聽
Trafficking destroys children’s lives and ends their education
Ahead of聽World Day against Trafficking in Persons, we look at a vile practice that wrecks the lives of millions of children and deprives them of education.
‘Sincere efforts’ to help 3m children out of school in Pakistan’s Sindh province
Sindh's education minister said the province was聽taking part in a nationwide enrolment drive to get every child into school.
Funding for under-fives in Tanzania will help more children into preschools
The money from the UK will be used to improve early years care, hygiene and sanitation - as well as helping to improve nutrition.
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One of our Global Youth Ambassadors from Nigeria tells about her work with children who have disabilities or illness, or who live in orphanages or correctional homes.聽
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Outcry as president threatens to bomb indigenous schools in Philippines
Human Rights Watch and politicians said Rodrigo Duterte's words could encourage the military to attack children and teachers.
Why girls around the world are still denied an equal chance of education
Girls are still less likely to attend school than boys - and many of the obstacles behind this gender gap are examined in a United Nations report.
“Education offers safe spaces for learning – it should be a key component of humanitarian response to emergencies”
In our series featuring leading figures in global education, we talk to Vernor Munoz of聽the charity Plan International about education in emergencies and other key challenges.
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60,000 children back at school in west Mosul but others are traumatised and hiding
Damaged buildings, unexploded bombs and overcrowding are just some of the problems as schools try to get back to normal in the war-ravaged Iraqi city.
Kenyan schoolgirls heading to Google HQ after developing FGM app
The inventive teenagers will take part in the international Technovation competition, where girls develop mobile apps to end problems in their communities.